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One love letter sets an entire square in motion
Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt’s novel about Brussels’ Place d’Arezzo begins with an anonymous message and the people who receive it.
ON THE BOOKSHELF
Les Perroquets de la place d’Arezzo
Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt
- Translation
- Bulgarian translation: Zornitsa Kitinska
- Edition
- Lege Artis, 2015 — Bulgarian edition
Before we open the book
People and parrots share Place d’Arezzo in Brussels. An anonymous love letter reaches several addresses. Every guess about its sender begins to reveal something about the person making it.
Schmitt brings different hopes and fears together around a single message. Whom would we suspect if such a letter reached us? The link below leads to selected quotations from the Bulgarian edition, translated by Zornitsa Kitinska and published by Lege Artis.
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